"The upshot of all this is that the Bush tax cuts have “cost”
billions of dollars—and the failure to extend them will cost
billions more. You could chalk this up to Glass-Half-Empty
Syndrome: No matter what happens, we’re all hosed. But the real
explanation is not as bad as that. It’s worse.
The real explanation is that those who fret about the cost of a
tax cut are looking at the question from the wrong end of the
telescope. They identify with the tax collector, not the taxpayer.
Like the accountant for a shoe company, they’re not thinking about
how much money you stand to save — but how much they stand to
lose."
-Reason
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